Furthermore, colocalization of FMRpolyG and ubiquitin is found in the vast majority of inclusions.
The majority of inclusions in the hippocampus of P301S-TP mice at 2 weeks post-infusion were pre-tangles and at 2.5 months NFTs.
Similarly, the majority of inclusions are also localized to ER and the nucleus in Purkinje cells of Sil1−/−; Hyou1+/− or Sil1−/−; Dnajc3−/− mice (Fig. 7).
Quantitation showed that the majority of inclusions (58%% in the grey matter) were found in oligodendrocytes (Fig. 4), with a relative absence of inclusions observed in satellite oligodendrocytes (Additional file 4: Figure S4).
The number of deposits in epileptic animals varied from 1 to 100 and a relative majority of inclusions were detected in the area of the Dentate Gyrus and in the multiform hippocampal layer.
In our exploration of the semantic class distributions we find that the majority of the inclusion criteria from both full-text and CT protocols belong to the semantic class "Diagnostic and Lab Results" while "Disease, Sign or Symptom" forms the majority for exclusion criteria.
As mentioned above, the majority of the inclusion bodies were immunoreactive for p62 antibody, and spectral analysis revealed that p-FTAA binding to p62-positive aggregates resulted in emission with both green- and red-shifted hue.
Strikingly, the vast majority of these inclusions were intranuclear, while most neuronal DPR inclusions were cytoplasmic.
Comparison of the size of the vacuolar inclusions in the dark- and light-grown BMS35S::R+35::cellslls (Fig. 7) shows that the majority of the inclusions in the dark grown samples are in the size range of 0.1 μm – l μm, with a noticeable absence of larger ones.
The number of creatine inclusions in the pyramidal (pyr), granular (gran), multiform (mult), and molecular (mol) layers as well as in the areas of DG, hilus of DG, CA3, and CA1 CA2 were presented in Table 1 and Fig. 3.> As one can notice from Table 1 and Fig. 3, a relative majority of creatine inclusions was localized in the multiform layer and in the area of DG.
